UN General Assembly Continues Its 80th Session Meetings

SadaNews - The United Nations General Assembly resumed its general debate session for the fifth day today, Saturday, at its headquarters in New York, as part of the 80th session.

The session, which began its activities last Tuesday under the title: "Better Together: 80 Years and More for Peace, Development, and Human Rights," will continue until Saturday, September 27, and will conclude on Monday, September 29, 2025.

Prime Minister of the Bahamas: "The Two-State Solution" is the Only Path to Justice and Stability

Philip Edward Davis, Prime Minister of the Bahamas, stated, "The aspirations of the Palestinian people for dignity and self-determination are real, and alongside the State of Israel, both peoples have the right to security, sovereignty, and peace."

He added: "This conflict has tested the world's conscience for generations, but surrender is not an option. The vision of two states living side by side in peace and mutual recognition remains the only path to justice, stability, and reconciliation. We must not abandon dialogue in favor of despair, and the multilateral capabilities and potentials that the United Nations possesses must be at the core of this effort."

He continued: "If we believe that the organization suffers from structural and institutional weaknesses, let us reform it. If we see that the standards are not applied equally, and that powerful countries evade consequences for aggression or human rights violations, while sanctions are more easily imposed on weaker states, let us rise up and work to reform that."